No. All Amex Offers are specific to the card that they were opted in for. AUs will need to create their own Amex login (or add the AU card to their existing Amex online account) and opt in for the offer on their own card. Primary and AU offers usually have many differences so it's always worth checking out who has which offers. AUs can only see their own card activity, can make payments in any amount, and cannot access rewards unless specifically given access to do so.
Amex is a bit different in this regard, since they handle AU accounts better than anyone by issuing different card numbers, allowing individual limits, and allowng access to one's own spending. Most lenders issue the same card number to AUs with a different name printed on it so it wouldn't matter whose card was used for a Chase Offer or BankAmerideal to use two other examples.
You're very welcome. It was a great question that I don't recall seeing asked before.
@Loquat good to know thanks
have you used the BBP through Rakuten? Saw a post or two (not MF, can't remember where) claiming amex business cards didn't track since it was against the TOS? Most likely just a troll.
have you used the BBP through Rakuten? Saw a post or two (not MF, can't remember where) claiming amex business cards didn't track since it was against the TOS? Most likely just a troll.
@K-in-Boston wrote:No. All Amex Offers are specific to the card that they were opted in for. AUs will need to create their own Amex login (or add the AU card to their existing Amex online account) and opt in for the offer on their own card. Primary and AU offers usually have many differences so it's always worth checking out who has which offers. AUs can only see their own card activity, can make payments in any amount, and cannot access rewards unless specifically given access to do so.
Amex is a bit different in this regard, since they handle AU accounts better than anyone by issuing different card numbers, allowing individual limits, and allowng access to one's own spending. Most lenders issue the same card number to AUs with a different name printed on it so it wouldn't matter whose card was used for a Chase Offer or BankAmerideal to use two other examples.
I love this feature from Amex. My wife puts some of her work expenses on her card (my AU) and it really helps in keeping everything separated. I have not looked at her Amex online dashboard/account but can any one confirm how much of the main account holder's info AU can see? I would imagine they can see basic card infos such as CL and balance but beyond that I have no clue. Christmas is coming up and it would be pretty hard to not reveal a xmas present purchase if she sees everything hehe.
